Israa Seblani was having photos and video taken of her in downtown Beirut when an earth-shattering explosion went off, and the moment was captured in the video.
Industrial grade ethanol or denaturants are deemed to be non acceptable ingredients for use in sanitizers in Canada.
A massive fire has ignited in a market in Ajman, UAE and a hospital has had to evacuate as a result.
Joe Biden and the rest of the convention speakers will not be travelling to Wisconsin for the Democratic National Convention.
"Sean Heffernan owes me 13 months' rent ($16,250). Premier Doug Ford, please help Ontario landlords with tenants who refuse to pay rent," the sign reads.
After being released without bail on a charge of attempted murder, a gang member from Brooklyn, New York participated in three more shootings.
An upcoming screening of the 1990 film "Kingergarten Cop" at a Portland movie theater has been cancelled due to complaints about the movie sympathizing too much with law enforcement.
The Summer of 2020 will not be one that Justin Trudeau will fondly look back on.
A family was brusquely asked to leave a Disney store in CF Masonville Place, a mall in London ON, after their six-year-old daughter who has been diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum, couldn’t keep her mask on properly.
US presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden has sent mixed messages as to whether he has been tested for some level of cognitive decline leading up to the November election.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced today that quarantine checkpoints would be installed at entrances to the city. Cuomo shut down ten more restaurants.
A Quebec company has landed a $133,486,868 sole-sourced federal deal to manufacture pandemic masks despite not having a factory in Canada
Shelby Ligons, a 22-year-old Nashville, Tenn., local, has been charged with malicious destruction of property using fire or explosives.
Activists claim that Seattle's aggressive crowd control measures forced them to purchase expensive protective gear, "pricing" them out of exercising their rights.
Canada’s chief public health officer says people should not expect the coronavirus vaccine to act as a “silver bullet” that will end the pandemic.